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molecular investigations of the bat tick argas vespertilionis (ixodida: argasidae) and babesia vesperuginis (apicomplexa: piroplasmida) reflect "bat connection" between central europe and central asia.argas vespertilionis is a geographically widespread haematophagous ectoparasite species of bats in the old world, with a suspected role in the transmission of babesia vesperuginis. the aims of the present study were (1) to molecularly screen a. vespertilionis larvae (collected in europe, africa and asia) for the presence of piroplasms, and (2) to analyze mitochondrial markers of a. vespertilionis larvae from central asia (xinjiang province, northwestern china) in a phylogeographical context. out ...201728536802
babesia vesperuginis: natural and experimental infections in british bats (microchiroptera).babesia vesperuginis is described from blood of two species of british bat: pipistrellus pipistrellus and myotis mystacinus. reticulocytes appeared significantly elevated in blood films of p. pipistrellus infected with b. vesperuginis compared with uninfected laboratory-maintained bats or apparently uninfected wild-caught bats. infected captive bats had significantly enlarged spleens. b. vesperuginis was transmitted by inoculation of infected blood to 5 uninfected captive p. pipistrellus. the co ...19873696774
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